THE DISCOURSE AND VARIABILITY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
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This thesis discusses the discourse and variability of the English language. It provides information about the processes of communication and about the forms of social and cultural context. It also discusses the fact that the English language develops in a distinctive way in each region and differs by its own particular grammar, lexis, pronunciation and syntax.
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